What would have helped me when I was a child?
I felt isolated, lonely, that I didn’t matter, and that life had to be better than this.
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I felt isolated, lonely, that I didn’t matter, and that life had to be better than this.
I don’t ever remember thinking that my dad was an alcoholic. I thought he was like everyone else’s dad.
I wish I had the words to say how scared I was to come home everyday.
‘When you pick up the phone, it’s not going to your boss, it’s not going to your mate. No one’s gonna laugh at you.’
All I wanted was some normality, to not be scared to come home from school.
I feel guilty for feeling it and give myself a 1000 reasons not to be happy.
Broken promises and failed hopes drift out the windows. We are broken.
Just because you’ve had an alcoholic parent, doesn’t mean you’re destined to go down that path.
The ‘after-effects’ of growing up with an alcoholic parent are many
As a young girl I remember the fear of coming in from school.
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